Umm I don’t think anything could get through the train. There’s no access even to a toilet. Michael Portillo should go from Plymouth to Edinburgh on one of his great British railway journeys. He could spend hours thinking about the merits of privatisation as punishment

True. But when one set of doors are out of service, the train is way over capacity and no space for luggage and someone pulls the emergency alarm in a toilet but there are no staff to help then you have to wonder whether resilience is the answer

Yes how can anyone think that this is no longer capitalism and that ‘profit’ no longer matters?

All of which is to say that the only account capable of explaining the political and ideological power of Big Tech has to start with a thorough analysis of the global economy, and, well, capital. What passes for "techno-feudalism" is merely an effect of capitalism in crisis.